Sentence examples for bit saddened from inspiring English sources

"Having said that, I'm a bit saddened because she's made some very bad decisions.

She added: "Something just wasn't there on those days, that's unfortunate, and I'm a little bit saddened by that.

"We're still excited but we're also a bit saddened that we weren't able to get our license today," Benjamin said after leaving the office.

They might have entertained, in Season One, the hope that the dragons were a legend or a metaphor, and been a bit saddened when Arya discovered their skulls in the basement.

I feel a bit saddened — wait no I don't.

"I'm a bit saddened to say they are not changing their position on a public inquiry at the moment.

He promotes them as contact lenses and makes a fortune, as people find going back to reality a bit saddening after wearing them.

"When I finally concluded that John Sears was Deep Throat, I realized that I had discovered not just the answer to one particular puzzle but something more general -- sobering and a little bit saddening -- about American politics of the past 25 years," Garment concludes.

It's a bit saddening, but exhilarating at the same time.

Nicholas Eden-Green, whose mother Winifred was Brittain's secretary for more than 20 years, recalls that by the mid-1950s: "I got the feeling that Vera Brittain had grown a bit, not sour exactly, but saddened by the fact that she wasn't the popular figure she once was.

I'm disappointed in the failures I know, but saddened, and a bit ashamed, by the heroes I don't.